33 cl bottle poured in to a weizen glass. Hazy, golden colour with an amber tint. Big, foamy white head. Fruity aroma with citrus, wheat malts and spices. Taste is lightly bitter. Medium body with a creamy texture and a soft carbonation. Finishes dry and fruity with spices and wheat malts. Okay, missing some of the fruitiness that wheat beers have.

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33 cl bottle. Cloudy, amber colour with a thin, white head. Fruity aroma with citrus, grape, caramel malts and a lightly toasted note. Taste is bitter. Medium body with an oily texture and a soft carbonation. Finishes dry and bitter with citrus fruits. Very enjoyable IPA.

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33cl bottle from Vinmonopolet Vika some years ago. Pours pitch black with a large, brown head. Solid roasty aroma with still a lot of hops, dark fruits, dark chocolate, licorice, herbs and hints of coffee and citrus. Sweet and high flavour intensity and still quite bitter. Feels somewhat balanced, and certainly interesting. Never got around to try this one fresh, but it still feels really hoppy. Certainly a nice one!

deep dark brown colour, half inch of creamy dark brown head; aroma of coffee tasted chocolate (Kapucciner szelet for the Hungarian raters); taste is fully dominated by heavy roasted coffee with some sourness and spicy alcohol in the ftertaste; no bourbon, no complexity - somehow disappointing. NOTE: I wanted to make a head-to-head comparison and selected Struisse Black Albert as comparator...well, Hungarian beers are not there yet...

Bottle. Huge head with excellent duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are citrus, flowers, fruits, malt and hops. Citric light sour finish.

0.33 bottle at Lehuto in Budapest. Hazy amber with a gushing frothy off white head. A lot of foam in the glass, couldn’t help it. Herbal, but maybe some green apple, red fruits? Strange, sour. Infected? What’s wrong with these people?

0.33 bottle from Beerosag. Murky brown, no head. Coffee, cappuccino, some off flavors. Creamy texture, green apple prevails. Sweet finish. Not so good.Infected probably. Re-rate at Hopfanatic. Not infected this time, although has some off flavors. Coffee, roasty, milky. Roasted barley dominates this one with chocolate and coffee in the background. Dry finish, dusty and roasty all the way. Not bad.

0.33 bottle at Beerosag, Budapest. Clear dark golden, small off white head. Honey, sugars, malts. No hoppy character. Some hops in mouth, pines, herbs. Some bitterness. Week finish. Could have more body. Not bad.

On tap at Beerosag, Budapest. Hazy dark golden, small off white head. Fresh hops, herbal, alcohol. Some say it’s to bitter, but I wouldn’t say so. Hoppy, but also malty. Light to medium body. Sweet finish. Not impressed, but I might be wrong about this one.

33 cl bottle at Lehuto, Budapest. 70 IBU, 990 Ft. Amber color, hazy, yeast in suspension. Short but persistent fine offwhite head, fresh nose. Aroma has a bucket of english-american hops, lots of resin. Taste is intensely bitter. Body is medium, soft carbonation, long dry btter finish. This is a real bitter one. A bit difficult to deal with tho.